Lamborghini Movie :(

I think the true story of Ferruccio Lamborghini and his company could have made a really good movie.
I'm just afraid that for a long time now no film company will spend a lot of money to release "another" Lamborghini movie.
An opportunity was missed

The only good news is that if the movie is really that bad, we don't have to worry that there will be a second part of this movie

 

I watched it and i agree it is a pretty badly produced ..totally let down unlike Ford vs. Ferrari

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It could have been SUCH a good movie!
I was so excited. I made the whole family sit down to watch. Half way through, I was the only one left watching.

 

Very disappointing indeed

 

I watched this movie. I think Ferruccio Lamborghini, his life and the history of creating premium cars were worthy of the best film. Here is a frankly weak scenario, minus the brand image. A maximum of 6 out of 10, for the opportunity to admire the views of Italy, bright colors and a musical series. The topic of the automotive industry is not disclosed. Not a single codre about Ballboni, it's a pity.The picture is good, the content is weak

 

Total crap movie I agree. One of the worst I have seen. 1 out of 10. And I was excited for it. Too bad…

 

I have had the movie for 3 weeks now and just can not bring myself to watch it.

 

You should just keep in handy in the event that you accidentally ingest something toxic and don't have any ipecac around.

 

Compared to NOPE it is The Godfather + Grand Prix + Le Mans ....

It is pretty bad - But the Miura scenes are worth the struggle

 

I like the Ferruccio's DD the ‘57 Cali

 

Which Countach chassis number is that blue Countach?

 

Watched it last night. Unbeknownst to me my wife was watching it from afar, from the kitchen table while wrapping gifts.
My takeaway? They sure do smoke a lot. My wife's take away " what ******" cheater, and " felt sorry for him" That's the movie made it seem like he grew old a lonely man/
I'm much more enjoyed the 3 part DeLorean special on Netflix a lot more than I did this movie. I recommend watching that. DeLorean had a sinister side. I remember seeing the plans of the car in the late '70s as my Aunt was given them for her investors. Probably should ask her about all that as I was very young.
Though this movie wasn't terrible. However, as one said earlier.......inaccurate.
Movie seemed rushed soon after the car was on display.
I did not know his wife died at child birth. That was very sad. However, it was very cool to start hearing the names of Bob Wallace and all the others. That put a smile on my face

 

One of the most preposterous segments involved the supposed “race”, pitting the Countach against a Mondial of all things. The Countach would have absolutely slaughtered the hapless Ferrari at any time, unless the Lambo’s gas tank was half-filled with water. How utterly ridiculous to anyone who remotely knows cars.

 

As far as the race, since it did not happen I think it was more symbolic than anything else. It was less about the cars but more about the challenge. During the movie it may have been a breather space (kind of like a bumper) for the audience to think during that time between scenes.

 

It's a symbolic metaphor of their relationship- not an actual race-

 

Absolutely could not agree more - that level of shock and gore was unnecessary for a film like this -

 

Absolute garbage. All involved should be embarrassed.

 

I'm convinced that the Mondial used must have been owned by someone with a connection for the movie. A more appropriate Ferrari would have been an easy find.

Did anyone actually see this in a movie theater?

 

LOL Countach vs Mondial.

All you need to know.

Ford Vs Ferrari is so full of historical mistakes (aka rewriting of History) its impossible to keep track of. But at least its a good movie.

A documentary it is not-- like this thing.

The tragedy of Ferruccio is he set off to beat Ferrari, and in the end Enzo remained the king while he just walked away. Not a great story to build from IMO.

What we got out of all of this is a better Ferrari company and Ferrari products along with the golden age of Super Cars, which fortunately still exists today in McLaren, Pagani, Koenigsegg, Bugatti, etc -- along with the company that still uses his name.

 

Well, since no one else stepped up to make a proper film this is what we're stuck with. And god knows we have film makers, producers, directors owners on here or connected here.
If this movie never came out, who would have done it? No one has done it in 60yrs.
We've been embarrassed.

 

Can someone post a picture the scene where Feruccio has the engine on the bench while while he was imagining sidedraft? And tell us what engine that is?

 

Early 3 Liter 250 GT Engine according to Ian Tyrrell